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Google has announced the beta release of Bazel, an open source system for developers to create and test software builds on a variety of platforms. The company says it uses Bazel to build most of its software, and that it’s suitable for projects that involve large shared code repositories and extensive automated testing and release processes. Bazel promises potentially faster build times, as it can recompile select files instead of entire projects and can avoid re-running tests of code that it knows hasn’t changed. However, the company acknowledges that it may not be useful if you’re running build operations whose…

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